WO2004039030A2 - Method for transmitting data on a bus - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for transferring data blocks from a data source to a data sink on a bus, which supports the transfer of frames with a variable, limited number of data elements. If the number of data elements of such a block is greater than the maximum number of data elements that can be transmitted in one frame, the block must be transmitted in several frames. A data sink that receives these frames must restore the block from them.
- Correct restoration of the block is not possible if frames can be lost unnoticed during the transfer from the data source to the sink, or if a frame that represents the last frame when the block was transferred is not recognized as such and others later received frames from the data sink are assigned to the same block.
- the problem that extensive data blocks have to be transmitted that do not fit completely into one frame arises particularly when developing those based on the CAN standard Data processing systems, for example control units for automotive engineering.
- the CAN standard is well adapted to transmit small amounts of data within a specified period of time from a sensor to a control unit or from the control unit to an actuator for influencing the operating state of a motor vehicle engine or other units of the motor vehicle.
- the present invention provides a method for transmitting data blocks on a bus between a data source and a data sink. create that manages with a low transmission overhead and thus uses the bandwidth available on the bus efficiently.
- the method assumes that it is the data sink that specifies the format, in particular the number of data elements, of a data block that it expects to receive from a source. This number of elements can be greater than the number of data elements that can be transmitted in a single frame supported by the bus system. If this is the case, the data elements of a block must be distributed over several frames and the frames must be transmitted to the sink on the bus.
- N is the number of data elements of a block to be transmitted and n is the number of data elements that can be transmitted in one frame at most
- the block completely fills int (N / n) frames, int (N / n) being the largest is an integer that is less than or equal to N / n.
- a frame which contains (N mod n) data elements is then transmitted.
- the number of data elements in this last frame can also be zero if N is divisible by n without a remainder. From the fact that a frame with fewer than the highest possible number n of data elements was received, the data sink can conclude that it is the last frame of a block.
- control information transmitted from the data sink to the source specifies not only the number of elements of a block to be transmitted, but also the point in time (or, in the case of periodic transmission, the points in time) and the type and meaning of the parameters to be transmitted.
- FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an exemplary data processing system in which the method according to the invention can be used:
- FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of processing carried out by the control unit from FIG. 1 as part of the method according to the invention
- FIG. 1 shows, as an example of a data processing system according to the invention, a development environment for a controller, in particular a motor vehicle control unit.
- This control unit 1 comprises a microprocessor 2, a memory module 3 and an interface 4 to a bus, in particular a CAN bus 5, to which a plurality of functional units 6 of the motor vehicle are connected, which measure the operating parameters of the vehicle via the bus 5 deliver to control unit 1 and / or commands from Receive and execute control unit 1.
- the functional units can be, for example, rotation angle sensors on a crankshaft of the vehicle engine, which supply a measured value for the rotation angle of the crankshaft to control unit 1, or spark plugs of the engine, which are derived from control unit 1 from the measured values of the rotation angle Ignition command received.
- the functional units can also perform various other measurement and control tasks that are not described in detail here.
- control unit 1 While control unit 1 is still in the testing and development phase, an interface 7 is connected to GAN bus 5, via which a host computer 8 of the development environment can communicate with control unit 1.
- this host computer 8 it is e.g. It is possible to borrow data that the control unit 1 has collected from the various functional units 6 and has stored in the memory module 3 and to display it to a developer who is able to assess the functioning of the microprocessor 2 and any errors in the functioning Correct changes to the control program of the microprocessor 2.
- the microprocessor 2 communicates with the functional units 6, generally small amounts of data are transmitted under strict time requirements. That is, if one of the functional units 6 has delivered a parameter value, the control unit 1 must react to it in a predetermined, short time, and it is not possible, for. B. several measuring collect values of the functional unit and transmit these multiple measured values as one unit with a set of overhead information in order to improve the effectiveness of the transmission. For this reason, the CAN bus protocol uses comparatively short frames with a maximum of 8 bytes of user data content, in which the overhead portion of the total amount of data transferred is quite high, but which, however, enable data transmission with short delays.
- a single start bit S marks the beginning of the frame. This is followed by an 11-bit field ID, which uniquely identifies the device connected to the GAN bus 5 (one of the functional units 6, the control device 1 or an individual process running on it, or the host computer 8 or one) this ongoing process) for which the user data of the relevant CAN frame are intended.
- a subsequent 4 bit wide field L specifies the number of user data bytes contained in the CAN frame. This number can be between 0 and 8 bytes.
- the length of the subsequent section DATA corresponds to the number of bytes specified in field L.
- a 16 bit wide checksum field CRC conventionally allows the detection and correction of transmission errors that have occurred in the fields in front of it. This is followed by two confirmation bits ACK and a 7-bit field ELF with a bit pattern indicating the end of the frame. Up to the beginning of the next frame, 1-3 bits can be inserted that do not transmit any information.
- one of the 8 user data bytes of each frame is used in conventional systems in order to keep a current one Transmit number that allows the data sink to identify gaps in the sequence of frames it received or erroneously associated frames.
- the transmission of such a serial number additionally increases the overhead portion of the frame and reduces the effectiveness of the data transmission.
- the invention makes use of the fact that the size of the data record to be transferred is known in advance for many data sink transfer tasks. This is the case in particular in a data processing system such as that in FIG. 1 when measurement data or other operating parameters of the control device 1 are transmitted to the host computer 8. This is generally done at the prior instigation of the host computer 8, which thus "knows" what the data to be transmitted from the control device 1 and what the scope is.
- the host computer has received an indication from the control device that the latter is the transmission of a data block as It is therefore sufficient to compare the volume of the data actually received in the block with the previously known volume in order to determine whether transmission errors have occurred and, if the amount of data received matches the expected one, to recognize the transmission as successful.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show the mode of operation of the data sink, in the example considered here the host computer 8, and FIG. 4 that of the data source, ie the control device 1.
- step S1 a developer defines in dialogue with the host computer 8 the structure of a data block that is to be transferred from the control unit 1 to the host computer 8.
- the definition of this structure includes in particular the determination of a value of the identifier ID, which later enables the assignment of the transmitted frames to the process running on the host computer which needs them.
- the parameters to be transmitted are defined, i.e. a list of the registers or memory locations of the memory module 3 of the control device 1 is determined, the content of which is to be transferred to the host computer 8, and the order in which these parameters are to be transferred. Finally, a point in time is determined at which the reading of the relevant memory locations is to take place.
- the point in time can be a single, absolutely fixed point in time, it can be defined by a certain temporal relationship to the occurrence of an external condition, e.g. with a specified delay after a certain interrupt has been triggered), or a periodic transmission with a specified period can be provided.
- step S2 the control information thus defined is transmitted to control unit 1.
- the scope of the control information 8 to be transmitted Byte does not exceed, so that the control information can be transmitted in a single conventional CAN frame.
- the control information to be transmitted comprises more than 8 bytes, the method described below for the transmission of a data block from the data source to the sink can also be used for the transmission of the control information from the data sink to the source.
- the control information is received by the data source, here the control unit 1 (step D1 in FIG. 4).
- the data sink is preparing to receive a first block of data by setting a counter N (t) to 0 (step S3). It then changes to a waiting state S4, in which it waits for a frame to arrive via the CAN bus 5.
- the data source waits for the time specified in the control information for reading the registers (D2). At the specified time, it begins reading the registers and sends the header section H of a CAN frame, that is to say the sections labeled S to L in FIG. 2, to the host computer 8.
- step S5 the latter checks the identifier ID transmitted in the header section H. whether it matches what was expected. If there is no match, the host computer 8 either returns to the waiting state S4 or branches to another processing process if the identifier ID corresponds to another process which it has also carried out.
- the control unit sends a data byte of the frame in step D4. The control unit then (D5) checks whether there are still data bytes to be sent according to the definition of the block.
- step D6 the tail section (trailer) of the CAN frame, ie from the CRC section to the EOF section, is sent in step D6 (D ⁇ ). It is then checked in step D7 whether the byte number N of the block is different from n or divisible by n with no remainder. If one of these conditions is met, a frame without useful data is sent in step D8 before the method returns to step D2, unless it is a block to be sent only once. Otherwise, the method ends immediately or immediately returns to D2 without sending an empty frame.
- step D5 If the check in step D5 shows that data bytes are still to be sent, the method proceeds to step D9, in which it is checked whether a further byte may be transmitted in the frame being transmitted. If so, the process returns to step D4 to send the byte, if not, the tail section is sent in step D10 and the process returns to step D3 to begin transmitting the header of another frame ,
- step S8 in which the host computer compares the total number of data bytes N contained in the block to be transmitted, which is known to it from step S1 of defining the block, with the maximum permitted number of bytes n of a frame , If the two do not match, this means that the transmission of further CAN frames is to be expected, which carry further bytes of the same block, and the method returns to the waiting state of step S4. However, if equality is found in step S7, this means that the block contains a total of only ⁇ 8 data bytes, and that its transmission is thus complete. In this case, the process proceeds to processing the received data bytes in step S9.
- step S7 If the host computer 8 determines in step S7 that the number of bits n (t) transmitted in the current frame is the maximum permissible number of bits n, this means that it is the last frame of a block.
- the host computer 8 compares (S9) the number N (t) of the data bytes of this block received so far with the number of bytes N according to the definition made in step 1. In the event of inequality, an error must have occurred and the method branches to an error handling routine in which, for example, the entire block can be discarded or a retransmission of the block can be requested. If they match, the block is considered correctly received and processed in step S9. The method then returns to step S3 in order to reset the byte counter N (t) to 0 and to wait for the transmission of a further data block.
- the present method it is achieved that even in the transmission of contiguous user data blocks which comprise more user data bits than a GAN frame is able to accommodate, the entire transmission capacity of the CAN frame is available for the transmission of this user data and no additional user data transmission capacity for the transmission of tax information must be stopped.
- the method is compatible with the existing standards relating to data transmission on the GAN bus.
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